Staghorn Fern (Platycerium Bifurcatum) Growing Tips

Hello and welcome to Brainy Gardener! In this video I&going to show you how to take care of your staghorn fern. This plant is really popular right now because it&easy to care for and looks great in any home or office. So if you&looking for a new plant to add to your collection, then keep watching. ********************* RESOURCES & LINKS: ********************* Staghorn Fern (Platycerium Bifurcatum) Growing Tips ********************* Video Timestamps ********************* 0:00 - Introduction 1:02 - Light and Location 1:32 - Watering 1:57 - Temperature 2:13 - Humidity 2:30 - Fertilization 2:48 - Propagation 3:36 - Mounting 4:09 - Toxicity and Common Pests ********************* Summary Staghorn Ferns are tropical epiphytes native to Asia and Australia. The term “Staghorn” came about because they look like deer antlers formed from green-grey leaves, so it’s no surprise that people sometimes call them “Elkhorn Ferns” or “Common Staghorn Fern.” Staghorn Ferns grow on trees or rocks, attaching themselves with small root-like structures called rhizomes. 1. Light and Location Staghorn Ferns need bright, indirect light to grow well. Avoid harsh sunlight, which can cause the leaves to turn brown, but dappled sunlight is perfectly fine. Staghorn ferns appreciate locations where they can get constant, filtered light. Having said that, if provided enough water, heat, and humidity, they can withstand greater sunlight. 2. Watering When mounted, allow the compost to dry out between...